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anjilletteb

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The category Bartlett pear is a
 
  a. episodic-memory category.
  b. superordinate-level category.
  c. basic-level category.
  d. subordinate-level category.

Question 2

The category furniture is a
 
  a. prototype.
  b. superordinate-level category.
  c. basic-level category.
  d. subordinate-level category.



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: d

Answer to Question 2

Ans: b



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